Power Forward Hanamichi Sakuragi Small Forward Kaede Rukawa Center Takenori Akagi Point Guard Ryota Miyagi Shooting Guard Hisashi Mitsui; Small Forward Kiminobu Kogure

Ayako frequently uses a traditional japanese fan to smack people for misbehavior and insolence (Sakuragi being a frequent recipient). She is a curvaceous young girl with long brown curls. Ayako usually wears her hair tied under a baseball cap when with the basketball team.

Haruko is a kind, sweet, and friendly girl with a captivating personality who is always around to cheer on the players, especially her brother Takenori Akagi, who is extremely protective of her and taught her the basics of basketball, and Hanamichi Sakuragi, whom she …

After being rejected fifty times by girls during junior high school, Sakuragi meets and falls in love with Haruko Akagi, a basketball fangirl who is also in grade ten. [ch. 1] This and Haruko's encouragement lead him to join the Shohoku basketball team.

2018年2月16日 · Danika Dale does the Micahel Jordan logo and Slam Dunks over her opponent at the Basketball Beauties Female Dunk Contest during NBA All Star Weekend Hosted b...

After getting the block, Francesca Belibi took the ball down the court herself for a dunk against Montana State. It was the first slam in an NCAA women's tournament since 2013. Watch the...

Haruko Akagi is in love with Kaede and so are many other girls and is a good basketball player which makes Hanamichi jealous. A basketball player from Shohoku, he is 6'2 182lbs and goes to Kanagawa...

2024年10月22日 · These character arcs make them the best characters of Slam Dunk, demonstrating the diversity of experiences and personalities that each player brings to the team. Together, these anime tales portray a mosaic of athletic prowess, personal challenges, and the pursuit of excellence.

2024年2月14日 · Nearly 36 years since the first in-game dunk, Stanford's Fran Belibi became the eighth woman in DI women's basketball history to slam it home on Dec. 13, 2020. That made her part of the...

2017年1月7日 · It came from Fran Belibi, a 6-foot (or 6-foot-1, depending on who you ask) sophomore who jumped a pass at midcourt in the first quarter of Friday’s game against Grand Junction and soared to the...